PREPARED BY: SOAD KHALIL

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• PREPARED BY SOAD KHALIL

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• Soad Khalil
• Freshman II
• Spring 2014

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CITATIONMLA 2009
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Anatomy of Works Cited

• No matter the type or medium of the source, all
  entries in Works Cited share the same basic
  elements
• Author or editor (Last, First.)
• Title of Part (e.g., an article)
• Title of Whole (e.g., a magazine)
• Publication information (e.g., publisher or
  sponsor, date of publication, and page numbers)
• Medium Print, Web, or other specific medium such
  as radio, television, or DVD.
• Additional information, if needed (e.g., date of
  access for web sources.)

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How to Cite Web Pages

• Information you will need about the source
• Author or editor (if given)
• Title of article. essay, entry or project
  accessed (in quotes)
• Title of web site, database, periodical, or
  professional site (italicized)
• Publisher or organization sponsoring the Web
  site.
• N.p. - for no publisher, if not given.
• Date of material (if given) or use
• n.d. - for no date (if not given)
• Web
• Date you accessed the information
• Only provide the URL (address of Web page) if the
  website is difficult to find (enclosed in lt
  gt).

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Typical Web Page

• Karper, Erin. "Creating a Thesis Statement." The
• OWL at Purdue. Purdue University, 28 Sept.
• 2006. Web. 31 Mar. 2007.

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Special Situations More than 1 Author

• 2 or 3 Authors
• Only invert the name of the first author.
• Examples
• Lester, James D., and James D. Lester, Jr.
• Benton, Jeremy B., Andrew N. Christopher, and
  Mark I. Walter.

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• 4 or More Authors
• List only the first author. Add "et al.," (Latin
  for "and others.)
• Example
• Wechsler, Henry, et al.

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More Than 1 Source by the Same Author

• For more than 1 source by the same author,
• only provide the author's name for the first
  source.
• Then use three dashes (- - -)in place of the
  author's name.
• Example
• McKibben, Bill. The End of Nature. New York
  Anchor,
• 1989. Print. .
• - - -. "Happiness Is...." The Ecologist Feb.
  2007 32-39. Print.

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How to Cite Web Pages

• Information you will need about the source
• Author or editor (if given)
• Title of article. essay, entry or project
  accessed (in quotes)
• Title of web site, database, periodical, or
  professional site (italicized)
• Publisher or organization sponsoring the Web
  site.
• N.p. - for no publisher, if not given.
• Date of material (if given) or use
• n.d. - for no date (if not given)
• Web
• Date you accessed the information
• Only provide the URL (address of Web page) if the
  website is difficult to find (enclosed in lt
  gt).

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• Stedman, Kyle. "Changes to the MLA Handbook,
• 7th Edition." YouTube. YouTube, 12 Aug.
• 2009. Web. 18 Feb. 2014.

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Typical Web Page

• Karper, Erin. "Creating a Thesis Statement." The
• OWL at Purdue. Purdue University, 28 Sept.
• 2006. Web. 31 Mar. 2007.

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No Author and No Date Given

• "Cars, Trucks, Air Pollution." Clean Vehicles.
• Union of Concerned Scientists, n.d. Web. 3
• Aug. 2009.

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Other Sources

• "Understanding Citations MLA Style." YouTube.
• Champlain College Library, Mar. 2011. Web. 18
  Feb. 2014.

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ANNOTATION
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Steps to Creating an Annotated Bibliography
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Include one or more sentences that
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Sample Annotated Bibliography

• http//bcs.bedfordstmartins.com/writersref6e/lmco
  ntent/ch07/PDF/Hacker-Orlov-MLA-Biblio.pdf

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• For more information, see
• OWL at Purdue
• Critically Analyzing Information Sources

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